The Doors will have a hard time to top this. I love the contrast between the busy drums and Anchor’s more mellow deliverance. Quality stuff!

Dear O.D.:
this is so unexpected…so very internal (as many psychedelic trips are) - one can sense the liquid light shows - the underground mood. You’ve transformed me into the Troubadour poet of a by-gone era…yet maybe one that still exists in an alternate reality. Thanks for this!

Just an extraordinary mix. I love it.
A gift, a real GIFT. Thanks.

a true trip through time, great performances by all and an amazing mix with all synapses in play.

If I close my eyes I can see a solitary long haired girl twirling in front of the stage counterpoint to the music and smell the wacky tabacky at the next table. :-)

Delightful. Anchor is mixters answer to Leonard Cohen. How cool is that!

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Awesome.. as usual … OD. Compared to Anchor, Jim Morrison was a third class poet, and compared to your compositional skills, the Doors were a bunch of flunkies ;-). Two if not all were film school attendees, not music school attendees were they not? I love the Doors so I say none of this with malice. I wrote a damned paper on Jimbo in High School so I know a thing or two.

Ya done good OD but ya got yourself some fine company :-). Keep em coming.

A real trip down memory lane.
The swirling guitars and pads, heart attack snares & toms - all with AM floating along on the surface.
Jim Morrison faked his own death and now lives in a yacht just off the marina in Monaco. Please fess up Anchor!
Need to roll a splif and loop this for the rest of the day…

I’m 19 and floating around in a darkened room. The walls and ceilings are covered with moving liquid lights and there’s a man dancing naked on the opposite side of the room. I look more closely. He looks like me! Shit! it is me!! Its a mirror!!

Embarrassed!! Not anymore!!

Wonderful memories from this. Both clothed and unclothed!

Oh yes!

Sweet memories refreshed now!
Cool remix!

its like something of Scott Walkers The Drift.

only you could make this work.

I think that I just wet myself. This is by far, the most creative and flowing piece of art that has ever adorned my drumming.

When I release my solo album, this will end up being on it. We should talk.

Thank You for your inordinate brilliance.